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“I love creating but it becomes a guilty pleasure if you always use raw resources to do so.”
The world’s resources are limited. So, what to do as a designer? How to still celebrate the pure joy of making and craftsmanship without having to use up the planet’s precious raw materials? ‘Pallet Thief’ is Anton Brunberg’s answer.
He calculated that
